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Chapter 6, SB 276 – Horseracing
Existing law provides for the distribution of a certain percentage of the purses won by Appaloosa horses, and for a specified percentage of the total handle for Appaloosa horseraces, as breeders premiums, and owners' and stallion awards. Existing law also requires the amount remaining for...
Chapter 10, AB 169 – State fire protection.
Existing law, items of the Budget Act of 1996, appropriated funds for support of the Department of Forestry and Fire Protection that are available for fire protection. This bill would appropriate, for expenditure in the 1996-97 fiscal year, $70,972,000 from the General Fund to the...
Chapter 264, AB 147 – Transactions and use tax: City of Sebastopol
Existing law authorizes various local governmental entities, in accordance with certain limitations and approval requirements, to levy transactions and use taxes in accordance with the procedures and requirements set forth in the Transactions and Use Tax Law. This bill would additionally authorize...
Chapter 741, SB 211 – Redevelopment: indebtedness.
The existing Community Redevelopment Law authorizes the legislative body of a community to adopt an ordinance declaring that there is no further need for a redevelopment agency under prescribed conditions. It also prohibits a redevelopment agency from acting pursuant to a redevelopment plan after a ...
Chapter 111, ACR 170 – Salmon and Steelhead Awareness Month.
This measure would declare October of each year Salmon and Steelhead Awareness Month, commencing October 2000....
Chapter 1188, SB 148 – Contractors: license fees
Existing law specifies fees for contractors' licenses. Under existing law, moneys in the Contractors' License Fund are continuously appropriated. This bill would increase specified application and renewal fees. Because this bill would increase the amount of moneys in the fund, it would constitute...
Chapter 261, SB 1471 – Interior design
Existing law regulating interior designers remains in effect only until January 1, 1999, and its continuation is subject to review by the Joint Legislative Sunset Review Committee. This bill would extend the effective date of that law to January 1, 2002....
Chapter 87, SCR 32 – Distracted Driving Awareness Month
Relative to distracted...
Chapter 33, AB 468 – Bail
Existing law authorizes a local law enforcement agency to furnish to a licensed bail agent or bail bond licensee, upon request, an individual's known aliases and other specified information upon specified conditions, including the condition that the information be from the record of a person for...
Chapter 905, AB 549 – California Energy Commission: building standards.
Existing law requires the State Energy Resources Conservation and Development Commission to prescribe, by regulation, various energy efficiency design standards for residential and nonresidential buildings. This bill would require the commission to investigate options and develop a plan to decrease ...